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'We safe in Dubai guys, working': Yo Yo Honey Singh shares behind-the-scenes studio clip amid Middle East crisis

Yo Yo Honey Singh reassured fans from Dubai studio amid West Asia tensions: “We safe in Dubai guys. Working.” The rapper, real name Hirdesh Singh, echoed a February Mexico update during unrest. Latest hits: “Jhoom Sharabi” (De De Pyaar De 2), “Laal Pari” (Housefull 5), “Money Money”

Rapper and music producer Yo Yo Honey Singh, whose real name is Hirdesh Singh has taken to social media to reassure his global fanbase. Currently in Dubai for professional commitments, the “Blue Eyes” singer confirmed that he is safe and working amid the evolving situation in West Asia.

Yo Yo Honey Singh shares an update on his safety in Dubai

Taking to Instagram, Honey Singh shared a candid video directly from his recording studio in Dubai. In the clip, the rapper appeared calm and focused, surrounded by his technical team and musical equipment. He captioned the post with a direct message to his followers: “We safe in dubai guys. Working.”

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Yo Yo Honey Singh shares an update on his safety in Mexico

This update comes closely on the heels of yet another safety update that the rapper shared back in February 2026, during a stint in Mexico. The singer faced similar inquiries from concerned fans during a period of local unrest.At the time, the rapper shared a reassuring note stating, “Thnk u guys for all ur concern! M safe in mexico just flying back home #harharmahadev.”

Honey Singh on the work front

Honey Singh’s latest releases include “Jhoom Sharabi” from ‘De De Pyaar De 2,’ “Laal Pari” from ‘Housefull 5’ and “Money Money” from ‘Raid 2.’

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